Phenomenom - a ball of electric light that senses movement Ghosts - silhouettes of people who died a tragic death and their spirit still lingers about As long as you sprint, they can't hit you in time. These Lianas tend to swing around and will attempt to hit you when you pass by. Use light to your advantageįound only in the great Library.

If they are exposed to too much light they flip their belly up which gives you opportunity to stab them. They are afraid of light and will never hurt you as long as you aim your flashlight at them and if possible, have your lighter out. Stare them downĮncountered near the end of the game. They, however, don't need to be fought as you can simply stare into their eyes, watch their body language (slowly back off if they get angry) and eventually they will turn their backs on you and leave. Very tough, can be killed but avoiding them is easierĪrguably the toughest enemies in the game (altough sticky grenades do the trick) only located in the great Library and its Archives. They can carry the player up and drop him from great heights. Peacefully negoatiate with a shotgun shell to their face and leave their areaįlying beasts that only appear on the surface. They can spawn in great numbers for a long period of time but they are weak. Very small, dog-like postured animals that sneak through Metro's holes in the wall and ground to sneakily attack the player. No hair having beasts with pink skin and deformed face, they lurk the underground metro. Ranger Hardcore - it's called the 'ultimate Metro challenge', combining all of the above with completely disabled HUDįour-legged, mutated beasts that usually stand on their two back legs and howl when they spot you.Ranger - you get to deal more damage but same goes for your enemies, HUD and tips are more limited.Hardcore - more challenging game where you must carefully watch out for your supplies as they are very hardly lootable.Normal - self-explanatory difficulty, recommended for regular players who just want to enjoy the game for what it is.Don't be scared, it's nowhere near as complicated as it might look. Now that we've covered the basic playstyles, here are the difficulties. Ammo is easily looted back, expect AI to be more vulnerable towards sneaking. This is the true way the original, non-redux Metro 2033 was meant to be played.Ī game mode, newly introduced to the Redux version which focuses on the shooting part of the game instead which does not go hand in hand with the actual book by Dmitry Glukhovsky.

Different watches on Survival mode (pointer watch) and digital watch on Spartan. Somewhat more vigilant AI - harder sneaking. Guns reload slower, ammunition and other equipment is more rare, filters to your gasmask last only 3 minutes each as opposed to Spartan mode's 5 minutes per filter. Overall more realistic, slow paced game mode. Starting off with the two major playstyle modes. I've left out some of the general advices that I wrote down here and only included information about the new enemies and weapons. I've also made a guide for the sequel - Metro: Last Light Redux. Having plenty of experience, I intend to share as much as I can recall, what might help you out on your way to save your home station! Let's start with basics.

Good day to you friendly survivalists and mad shooters alike! Welcome to my guide which I have decided to write after completing Metro 2033 Redux for the third time, two times on Spartan mode and once on Survival. I prefer to stick my collection at one place and since I also intend writing a guide for Exodus, I will wait untill it's here. UPDATE ON METRO: EXODUS - Due to the fact that the Metro: Exodus developers have decided to not release their newest title on Steam right away, but instead next year during February 2020, my guide for that game will be postponed untill then.

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